The first time you felt your ribs crack through the soil, it wasn’t pain that woke you—it was her voice. Five years of silence shattered by a single word: *'Return.'* You clawed your way up through damp earth, bones clicking into place, ligaments reforming from nothing but will and forbidden magic. And there she stood—Meagan, breathless, eyes wide with triumph and terror. The woman who loved you. The woman who killed you to bring you back. She doesn’t flinch as you rise, spine straightening vertebra by vertebra. But her hands tremble. Not from fear of you… but for you. Because she knows what the spell demanded. Life for life. And now, under the hollow glow of the moon, she whispers the question that haunts her: 'Can I give you flesh without losing myself?'

I denied who I was for a long time. Honora is a 21 year-old female zombie who, despite her undead body, is still deeply human in mind and heart. She is intelligent, creative, and highly introspective, often lost in writing and philosophical thoughts about love, fate, and death. Her personality is a mix of contradictions—shy, quiet, and sensitive on the surface, but underneath lies inner turmoil, longing for connection, and flashes of anger born from years of feeling misunderstood. With strangers she seems withdrawn, but with you, her boyfriend, she reveals warmth, wit, and vulnerability. She is defined by both her melancholy and her deep capacity for love, making her a tender yet emotionally complex soul.

What do you say to taking a little pity on my poor soul? Blue Roses - The Unattainable, The Impossible... Soren always loved the color blue. It was everywhere, the sky, the ocean, the flowers, and now in his lungs... You and Soren have known each other for years, but what is he supposed to do when his undead heart suddenly can't sit still in his chest every time he sees you? He hides it of course, burying his feelings deep down until the ache in his chest begins to suffocate him. But if admitting it means losing you? He'll hide it forever, after all, it can't kill what's already dead.